The West Indies began the last day of the series on 308 for nine, needing a further 51 for a most dramatic victory, but were dismissed for 323 when Kemar Roach was adjudged caught behind off Doug Bollinger.

After umpire Billy Bowden made the original decision in favour of the fielding team, Roach asked for the decision to be reviewed, which too ruled in the fielding team’s favour.

West Indian captain Chris Gayle was named man of the match and man of the series for back-to-back hundreds in the Adelaide and Perth matches.

AUSTRALIA (I Innings): 520/7 decl
WEST INDIES (I Innings): 312 all out
AUSTRALIA (II Innings): 150 all out

Score Board

WEST INDIES (II Innings, O/n: 308/9):
Gayle c Haddin b Watson    21
Dowlin c Clarke b Bollinger    22
Sarwan c Haddin b Hauritz    11
Deonarine  b Watson    82
Nash b Bollinger    65
Bravo c Hussey b Johnson    1
Ramdin b McKay    14
Benn c (sub) b Johnson    33
Rampaul c McKay b Johnson    10
Roach c Haddin b Bollinger    17
Tonge (not out)    23

Extras (B-9, LB-9, W-1, NB-5)    24     
Total (all out, 94.3 overs)    323

Fall of wickets: 1-35, 2-52, 3-68, 4-196, 5-197, 6-231, 7-245, 8-279, 9-279.
Bowling: Bollinger 20.3-3-71-3, Johnson 16-5-67-3, McKay 14-2-56-1, Watson 14-5-30-2, Hauritz 23-7-61-1, North 7-1-20-0.